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Introduction ACQUEAU & Water market and challenges Miguel Carrinho

Introduction ACQUEAU & Water market and challenges Miguel Carrinho Águas do Ribatejo & ACQUEAU Board member. A bout Águas do Ribatejo. ABOUT ÁGUAS DO RIBATEJO. KEY FIGURES. Established in 2007.

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Introduction ACQUEAU & Water market and challenges Miguel Carrinho

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  1. Introduction ACQUEAU & Water market and challenges Miguel Carrinho Águas do Ribatejo & ACQUEAU Board member

  2. About Águas do Ribatejo

  3. ABOUT ÁGUAS DO RIBATEJO KEY FIGURES Established in 2007 100% public: shareholders are the Municipalities of Almeirim, Alpiarça, Benavente, Chamusca, Coruche, Salvaterra de Magos and Torres Novas Project duration: minimum 40 years 165 workers in 30 June 2014 Turnover in 2014: 15M € 130M€ investmentuntil 2017

  4. ABOUT ÁGUAS DO RIBATEJO INTERMUNICIPAL SYSTEM OF LEZÍRIA DO TEJO AND ALMONDA 150,000 consumers 7 Municipalities 3.280 KM2 of territorial area Water production and supply and Wastewater drainage and treatment Affordabletariffs Social andenvironmentalresponsibility

  5. ABOUT ÁGUAS DO RIBATEJO INNOVATION WATERSENSE project: new monitoring solution supporting sustainable management of groundwater and its ecosystemsservices

  6. ABOUT ÁGUAS DO RIBATEJO INNOVATION Pilot project of SANITATION SAFETY PLANS (SSP) in partnership with ACQUAWISE Consulting, WorldHealthOrganizationand Benavente Municipality

  7. Water marketand challenges

  8. WATER SECTOR IN EUROPE >> Huge market 250 to 350 Billion € (drinking and waste water) >> Considerableassets 3,5 Million Km water distribution 2,5 Million Km sewers >> Water infrastructure ~€33Bn invested each year >> Service providers 75.000

  9. WATER SECTOR IN EUROPE >> KeyFeatures Thousands of water service providers Long life assets Industrial activities Strong impact on HEALTH – ECONOMY- SOCIETY >>WaterConsumption 70 % 22 % 8 %

  10. WATER SECTOR IN EUROPE >> Keydrivers Water, a necessary but low cost good Demographic change and urbanisation Global warming

  11. CURRENT WATER CHALLENGES Urban development Drought & water stress Leaks in pipes Pollution & drinking water Floods

  12. WATER CYCLE CHALLENGES

  13. Introduction to ACQUEAU

  14. Financial Instruments available to finance water cycle From fundamental research to market

  15. WHAT IS ACQUEAU? EUREKA cluster for Water – an industry and market driven initiative • Established in April 2010 • Supported by more than 26 countries and 70+ companies across Europe • AISBL established in Brussels (ESE offices)

  16. 26 PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES Austria/ Belgium/ Canada/ Croatia/ Czech Republic/ Denmark/ Finland/ France/ Germany/ Israel/ Luxembourg/ Malta/ Monaco/ Norway/ Poland/ Portugal/ Slovakia/ Slovenia/ Spain/ South Africa/ Sweden/ Switzerland/ The European Union/ The Netherlands/ Turkey/ UK 4th September 2014

  17. PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS

  18. ACQUEAU Structure MEMBERS BOARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HIGH -LEVEL REPRESENTATIVES SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE OFFICE NATIONAL PROJECT OFFICERS Technical Field Cluster Management Funding

  19. ACQUEAU ADDED VALUE General services to members • 2 calls per year initially thematic, now open • 2 workshops per year • Opportunity to participate to various meetings Support to companies • Proposal phase: partnership – governments contacts • Through evaluation: indications to successful proposal • Funding initiating: support through government contacts and trust • Project phase: risk management (partners) • Often includes some coaching Prestigious label – international notoriety

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